The AR488 GPIB controller is an Arduino-based controller for interfacing with IEEE488 GPIB devices. The code supports AVR based arduino boards and has been tested on Arduino Uno, Nano, Mega …

Building an AR488 GPIB Interface ¶ Construction of an Arduino GPIB interface is relatively straightforward and requires a single Arduino UNO, NANO or MEGA2560 board, a length of cable …

The AR488 allows up to 9 sequences to be programmed into the NVS/EEPROM that can be defined or run using the ++macro command. When no parameters have been specified, the macro command …

The AR488 supports a number of Arduino AVR boards, for which most of the configuration parameters are pre-configured. For ESP32 boards and other unsupported AVR, a custom GPIO pin layout which …

An Arduino board running with the 16U2 chip running AR488 will work fine with the KE5FX GPIB toolkit, but for some reason, it is not recognized by the EZGPIB program.

Connection ¶ These connections are required between the Arduino UNO/Nano and the IEEE488 connector:

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Arduino Micro ¶ ... The Micro is a very small form factor board that can be adapted to fit on the back of an IEEE488 connector. The design was contributed by Artag: …

Agent registered [bluetooth]# devices Device 10:52:1C:5B:1F:DE AR488-BT [bluetooth]# pair 10:52:1C:5B:1F:DE [bluetooth]# trust 10:52:1C:5B:1F:DE [bluetooth]# info 10:52:1C:5B:1F:DE …

Note that the AR488 will not connect by default to the wifi on startup. If you want the AR488 to automatically connect to the wifi, add the ++wifi connect command in the Macro 0 (see Macros for …